Pforzheim, Germany
Theater Pforzheim is the municipal theatre of Pforzheim, Baden-Württemberg, offering a broad repertoire of opera, operetta, musicals, drama and dance. The current building dates from 1999, replacing the postwar house that had served the city since the 1950s. The ensemble is one of the smaller but artistically active repertory companies in southwest Germany.
Theater Pforzheim closes its season with a gala evening featuring the full ensemble, opera chorus, and Badische Philharmonie - plus a free open-air summer party on Waisenhausplatz with the band Cover Up.
A double evening with two modernist masterpieces: Zemlinsky's opera "Der Zwerg" and Stravinsky's ballet music "Le Sacre du Printemps" explore power, sacrifice, and social hierarchies.
An evening of schlager songs with singer Lilian Huynen and her ensemble. A musical journey through classic hits full of love, hope, and great emotions.
Theater Pforzheim presents "Side by Side" - a theatrical performance with tickets at 15.50 €.
A play for children about a young eel named Aali who sets out on an adventurous journey through the world of water in search of his origins and his place in the world.
Young dancers from the Ballettzentrum am Theater Pforzheim perform a colourful programme at this Sunday matinée.
Rossini's sparkling opera buffa follows Figaro as he schemes to help Count Almaviva win the heart of Rosina. Performed in Italian with German surtitles at Theater Pforzheim.
Ken Ludwig's comedy sends the real Oberon and Puck from Shakespeare's play crashing onto the 1934 Hollywood set of "A Midsummer Night's Dream", turning the production into glorious chaos.
A musical about correspondence between a mysterious benefactor and a young woman dreaming of becoming a writer. A story of transformation, independence, and unexpected love.
A theatrical play development by Midi-Spielclub featuring Die Dramalamas at Theater Pforzheim.
A concert for babies and small children featuring music and sounds specially adapted for their developmental stage.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock opera retelling the final seven days of Jesus of Nazareth through the eyes of Judas, with sharp political undertones and the sound of the 1960s.
